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LATAPIE AND WHATELY

Symes, Michael

Observations on Modern Gardening, by Thomas Whately, 2016, Vol.5, p.215

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LATAPIE AND WHATELY
Autor: Symes, Michael
Materias: Aesthetic judgment ; Aesthetics ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Axiology ; Beauty ; Biological sciences ; Biomes ; Buildings ; Crafts ; Decorative arts ; Ecology ; Ecosystems ; English garden style ; English gardens ; Engraving ; Environmental social sciences ; Environmental studies ; Floral design ; Gardens ; Grasslands ; Historic gardens ; Landscape architecture ; Lawns ; Philosophy ; Printmaking ; Public gardens ; Visual arts
Es parte de: Observations on Modern Gardening, by Thomas Whately, 2016, Vol.5, p.215
Descripción: François de Paule Latapie played a massive part in the promulgation of Whately through Europe. He was a botanist who learned from the philosopher Montesquieu at Labrède, where there may have been something of an English park. Montesquieu had been in England in 1729–30, immediately following Voltaire, and both men absorbed ideas of the English constitution to the extent of wishing to copy it in France. Latapie accompanied Montesquieu’s son to Italy and came to England in 1770, visiting Stowe and Blenheim, among other places. He eventually held the Chair at the botanical Jardin des Plantes at Bordeaux. Latapie
Editor: United Kingdom: Boydell & Brewer
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